Una Stubbs has died at 84

Una Stubbs was a wonderful actress. Thanks for the link.

I remember her as Aunt Sally too. DD1 was terrified when Worzel Gummidge changed his head.

This lady used to drink in our local pub at Pirbright; always with friends; always seemed to be having fun.

I saw Summer Holiday aged 14 and after that my main goal in life was to get to Athens. In my first year at Uni I walked to save my bus fares and after my exams did agricultural piece work. In that summer of 1967 I joined a student package trip - two days across Europe each way by train - and spent two weeks in Athens and unspoilt Crete. I paid £65 for the holiday and took £35 spending money. So adventurous and unforgettable, and what a fabulous way to be 18 in the Summer of Love. Thank you Una Stubbs!

Her soul is flying free on the wind x

Lovely quirky lady who had a fascinating career. Liked her when she did The Big Painting challenge and apparently she loved to paint. RIP.

In 1960 she was also in a series called The Strange World of Gurney Slade with Tony Newley. She was very young then. I was surprised that she was 84 - thought she was in her 70s. What a wonderful dancer she was.

I have one of her sewing books. She embroidered to pass time waiting on set. She was very skilled indeed. The sort of person I feel I would like to have had a chat to. Sleep tight, Una.

I sat next to Una Stubbs at the hairdressers once. I remember thinking how lovely she was, very fragile looking and utterly charming to everyone. A real lady.

She has left us with lots of great memories. She was a life enhancer and will be missed.

We were sad to hear another of our childhood faves has passed away.
Mostly i remember when we were kids playing the alphabet name game and sge gave us the one for U and if anyone challenged us we woukd shout UNA STUBBS. When you think what a funny name !

The words came into my head, your ageless, timeless lace and fineness.
Your beauty and elegance.

I know that was for Britt Eckland but thought it was fitting.
RIP talented lady.

God Bless You, Una - R.I.P. !

You've brought so much joy to people's lives with your talent for dance, your beautiful smile, your great acting skills and your wonderful personality .................. now it's your time for Peace xxx

RIP Una. I remember her in Dummer Holiday and with Alf Garnett. She’d evidently been ill for some time. ??

Lovely ? lady… very talented, and I last saw her in The Great Painting Challenge. So gentle and kind. A very accomplished painter as well. RIP Una. ?

She was part of my childhood as Aunt Sally in Worzel Gummidge and then in Sherlock. Lovely lady who will be missed

I did go to the cinema with a friend to see Summer Holiday in my teens.

We both rather liked Cliff in those days - he was more of a rocker then.

Loved her in Alf Garnet. I saw her as Miss Haversham in Great Expectations. It as a great production in the round at Manchester Exchange. She was brilliant in this cameo role.

So sad to read and as I am her age very sobering too.

As so many have said, sad news and a lovely lady. "Summer Holiday" with Una and Cliff was the first time I went to the cinema with my first boyfriend. I was 16, and Dad insisted I
had to be home by 10.30pm which meant we missed the end. And the end of every other film after that .... I caught up with them on TV eventually, but it was very frustrating!

She did the programme "Who do you think you are" and researched her ancestors. I remember her using an expression about money as one of her ancestors struggled with it. She said that the family wanted "the peace that comes from a settled method of living" and that really hit home with me.

She came across always as, kind, modest and genuinely interested in other people and not at all full of herself at all.

Lovely actress. Talented artist too.

I remember watching her in Who Do You Think You Are
she came across as such a lovely person. She also had links to the two Garden Cities in Hertfordshire, one of which i live in so that made it more interesting fof me.

RIP Una x

Thanks for the YouTube video! See Anthony Booth, Cherie Blair’s dad was in it. Brought back memories of our past. I loved Una Stubbs! So many of my age dying off!

She did always seem to be a lovely person.
Really down to earth, and fun.